Eric Sloof

If you didn't attend this year's VMworld 2019 in San Francisco, you can watch the sessions online for free through: https://videos.vmworld.com/global/2019 The only thing you need is a VMworld account. VMware has uploaded a lot of sessions already, most sessions are available right now. 

This VMware Ports and Protocols tool describes the ports and protocols requirements for using VMware products.

IT professionals around the world trust VMware’s vRealize Operations (vROps) for vSphere management, but not everyone maximizes the power that vROps can provide. Many don’t know the tips and tricks that you can use to get the most out of it.

For instance, you may not know that vROps can manage the full data center stack, from applications to infrastructure; and it can do this across physical, virtual, and cloud environments.

Perhaps you aren’t aware of the multitude of resources available to soup up vROps into a performance and capacity management machine for the IT operations group. And, David Davis ’d be willing to bet that you aren’t aware of the latest enhancements to vROps that allow you to enable self-driving cloud operations in your data center.

In this book, you’ll learn all that and much more!

VMware SD-WAN Foundations proves that an individual has a fundamental understanding of SD-WAN technology.

The VMware SD-WAN Foundation badge holder can present the SD-WAN solution, present the architecture and features, connect customer needs/use cases to product capabilities across different market verticals, and provide a high-level demonstration of the VeloCloud Orchestrator.

The vSAN performance monitor is a monitoring and visualization tool based on vSAN Performance metrics. It will collect vSAN Performance and other metrics periodically from the clusters configured.

The data collected is visualized in a more efficient and user-friendly way. The vSAN performance monitor comes with preconfigured dashboards which will help customers evaluate the performance of vSAN clusters, identify and diagnose problems, and understand current and future bottlenecks. The dashboards are heavily inspired by vSAN Observer.

The vSAN performance monitor is delivered in a virtual appliance with three major components, i.e., a Telegraf collector, InfluxDB, and a Grafana frontend.

This paper shows how Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode performs with CPU- and memory-intensive application workloads virtualized on the VMware vSphere 6.7 platform.